LIMITED EDITION BOOKS
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LIMITED EDITION BOOKS |
GARY COOPER
OFF CAMERA:
A DAUGHTER REMEMBERS
by Maria Cooper Janis
Introduction by Tom Hanks
Gary Cooper (1901-1961) is an American icon-an actor whose handsome features and unstudied poise made him one of the great stars of Hollywood’s Golden Era. Now, his only child gives us an extraordinary memoir - a book that reveals the Gary Cooper only she knew. Illustrated throughout with 175 photographs, including many never-before-published family pictures, Maria Cooper Janis’ heartfelt book offers an unprecedented look at her father’s private side, from his Montana boyhood and his Hollywood home life to his friendships with Ernest Hemingway, Pablo Picasso, and Jimmy Stewart, among others. Filled with anecdotes that capture the off-screen humor and warmth of this avid outdoorsman and great humanitarian, Gary Cooper Off Camera is an unforgettable portrait of a great star and a beloved father.
Purchase a copy of the book & 100% of the proceeds will be donated to The Gary Cooper Endowed Fund for Student Support for Indigenous Cultures at The University of Southern California, School of Cinematic Arts.
GARY COOPER ENDURING STYLE
by G. Bruce Boyer & Maria Cooper Janis
Design by Ruth Ansel
Introduction by Ralph Lauren
Gary Cooper: Enduring Style explores the effortless sophistication that made Cooper an icon of American menswear. Curated imagery and personal commentary trace the actor’s influence from Hollywood’s Golden Age to the enduring language of modern tailoring and design.
GARY COOPER AMERICAN HERO
by Jeffrey Meyers
Gary Cooper: An American Hero traces the life and career of one of Hollywood’s most enduring screen presences, revealing the man behind the image of integrity and quiet strength. Drawing on extensive research and firsthand accounts, Jeffrey Meyers explores Cooper’s Montana origins, rise to stardom, and the personal and artistic contradictions that shaped his legacy.
HIGH NOON: The Hollywood Blacklist And The Making of an American Classic
by Glenn Frankel
High Noon: The Hollywood Blacklist and the Making of an American Classic examines the turbulent political climate surrounding the creation of one of cinema’s most revered films. Through the story of screenwriter Carl Foreman and the pressures of the blacklist era, the book reveals how High Noon emerged as a lasting parable of conscience, courage, and moral resolve.
FOUR HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS IN WORLD LITERATURE:
References to Bogart, Cooper, Gable and Tracy
by Henryk Hoffmann
Foreword by Maria Cooper Janis
High Noon: The Hollywood Blacklist and the Making of an American Classic examines the turbulent political climate surrounding the creation of one of cinema’s most revered films. Through the story of screenwriter Carl Foreman and the pressures of the blacklist era, the book reveals how High Noon emerged as a lasting parable of conscience, courage, and moral resolve.
THE FILMS OF GARY COOPER
by Homer Dickens
Photographic record of the film career of Gary Cooper includes synopses, cast listings, and related material on the ninety-two films in which he appeared.